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「Byrne」の共起表現一覧(1語右が「was」)
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| Jim | Byrne was born in Philadelphia, PA. |
| Christopher | Byrne was born in Byrnesville, Missouri, to Patrick |
| Bernard | Byrne was born in Newport Barracks, Kentucky in 1853 |
| The speedy | Byrne was a defensive stalwart with excellent range. |
| Mickey | Byrne was born in Thurles, County Tipperary in 1923. |
| Byrne was born on 2 October 1874, the son of Dr J. B | |
| Edward | Byrne was the son of Alexander Byrne, a coachman to |
| Bishop | Byrne was established in 1965 to serve students in t |
| Byrne was born in County Cavan, Ireland, and emigrat | |
| Byrne was also wounded and died later on the same da | |
| His last surviving act, Mary | Byrne, was eliminated in the semi-final on 5 Decembe |
| Byrne was the leader in the Saints midfield and put | |
| Byrne was chosen by the director for her role in Tro | |
| Byrne was born at Auburn and educated at St. Benedic | |
| On January 15, 1974, Brendan | Byrne was sworn in as the 47th governor of New Jerse |
| In 1958, | Byrne was appointed the deputy attorney general resp |
| Byrne was born in Ashton-under-Lyne, England but pla | |
| Following his baseball career, | Byrne was owner of a bowling alley in St. Louis. |
| Byrne was ordered to report to General Morgan after | |
| In 1996, | Byrne was elected to the Northern Ireland Forum repr |
| Byrne was appointed the eighth Archbishop of Santa F | |
| Byrne was further ordered to repay CAD$117,812 to th | |
| Byrne was then loaned to East Fife for the first hal | |
| In 2004, | Byrne was signed by then Kildare County manager Eric |
| Football was in his blood - his father Damien | Byrne was also a League of Ireland player. |
| Byrne was replaced by yet another in the long line o | |
| Some of | Byrne's relatives also excelled at sports: his broth |
| Byrne's son, Tom Byrne, was the New Jersey Democrati | |
| Byrne was narrowly defeated by Val Schier of Cairns | |
| The body of Joe | Byrne was taken to Benalla and strung up as a curios |
| From 2002 to 2005, | Byrne was the associate AD for development and fundr |
| Byrne was one of several men who organized the raidi | |
| Byrne was preselected as the Labor candidate for the | |
| Byrne was married (1835) in Paris to Fanny Horner (o | |
| Following the 2010 Election, Mr | Byrne was appointed as the Chair of the Statutory Jo |
| Byrne was loaned to Alloa Athletic on 31 March 2011 | |
| Byrne was one of seven players in that side who were | |
| On 15 February 2008, | Byrne was arrested on suspicion of perjury in relati |
| shop of Nashville, Tennessee, on May 10, 1894, | Byrne was consecrated by Archbishop William Henry El |
| Byrne was found in the early morning of June 8 at th | |
| Guitarist John "Sean" | Byrne was sitting in a Health Education class in his |
| Byrne was released by Bohs at the end of their 2007 | |
| rture from his athletic administration career, | Byrne was the national director of sales for a litig |
| Prior to this appointment, | Byrne was the athletic director at Mississippi State |
| Born in Saint Louis, Missouri, | Byrne was ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood |
| His appointed bishop, Andrew J. | Byrne, was consecrated March 10, 1844, in New York a |
| heir inaugural County Championship in 1911 and | Byrne was a member of their squad that year, althoug |
| er, Lang was sacked by the state Governor, and | Byrne was one of the many casualties of Labor's heav |
| In October 1955, | Byrne was appointed an assistant counsel to Governor |
| 1996 to become premier of Newfoundland; Gerry | Byrne was elected in a by-election to replace him. |
| In the 1913 midseason | Byrne was traded by Pittsburgh along with pitcher Ho |
| After their disbandment, Edward | Byrne was commissioned a colonel and placed in comma |
| Shortly after the War, Edward | Byrne was employed by Guinness' St. James's Gate Bre |
| Whilst young, | Byrne was inspired by the broadcaster Eamonn Andrews |
| Johnny | Byrne was also in also in Alf Ramsey's 28 man Englan |
| Byrne was forced to step down after the Auditor Gene | |
| Byrne was born in Bristol and, after serving in the | |
| Byrne was born in Hamilton, Ohio, and prepared for t | |
| Byrne was the host of Sessions at West 54th during i | |
| ian prison warders, John J. Breslin and Daniel | Byrne was less than a fortnight in Richmond Bridewel |
| For 2007, | Byrne was re-united with his former Monstermob boss |
| On 13 March 2009, | Byrne was sent on loan to Conference National side B |
| Byrne was a key player for Shels in the title winnin | |
| alk man, captained a ship on the Yellow River, | Byrne was evacuated with his mother to Australia on |
| It is said that | Byrne was so impressed with the DeKorte during those |
| Four years later in 1949 | Byrne was a full member of the team as he won his fi |
| Byrne was educated at Fredericton High School, Saint | |
| Byrne was a defender or midfielder who represented A | |
| ward medals to all the winners' squad members, | Byrne was presented with his medal by Gordon Brown a |
| Byrne was also a regular member of Walter Winterbott | |
| Byrne was about 36 years old, and a private in the 8 | |
| rryl Duffy, manager John Hughes commented that | Byrne was not yet ready to play regularly in the SPL |
| New Jersey Democratic chairman Brendan | Byrne was elated by the success of the write-in camp |
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